InfoPath Dev

Oh, I'd probably track it all in the form. When one of the reviewers opens the form, have them indicate that they've reviewed it (click a button or something) and in the logic on submit, check to see how many have reviewed. Set another helper field to true when all reviews are completed, and then use that in your workflow?

Well done! :)

InfoPath will not support multiple separate submit connections to different tables - the form's schema is tightly bound to the table used in the connection. However, if the data is joined in the tables at all, you could walk through your main connection again to add the other table.

It has been a long time since I've done this, but I think in the past I used a tool like Fiddler so I could see what I was sending and what I was getting back while testing my logic in Preview in InfoPath. That may be a good starting point - because if you can't see what you are sending or what is being returned, it can be pretty hard to ...

Well, that one had the files, but sadly my version of Word is very recent and it removes the XML tags on open, so I can't repro the errors you are seeing! Sorry I can't be of more help!

How odd - the ZIP seems to be empty. It has a folder for XML in it, but no other files?

Can you share a copy of your Word doc?

I don't have an answer for the attributes situation in Word Print, but was wondering why not just use an Access Report or Form? Is it not possible to get the format you want that way?

Hey, as long as it works. You could also have added a column to your list for a person / group picker for the approver as well, then you would have been able to have that data in your secondary data source. But this is fine too. :)